OK SB1117

Amends Oklahoma Open Meeting Act to allow public bodies to achieve quorum through any combination of in-person attendance and videoconference participation, removing the previous requirement that a quorum be physically present at the main meeting site

Requires video recordings of all public body meetings conducted via videoconference to be posted on the public body's website for at least 2 years

Creates exceptions allowing members to waive quorum and geographic requirements if they are military members with service obligations, have a disability inhibiting travel, or face inclement weather conditions

Removes the State Governmental Technology Applications Review Board's special exemption that allowed teleconference participants to count toward quorum

Effective date of November 1, 2016